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| Re: Oil Sector Fast Losing Attraction, Says SPE by Amberon11: 8:47am On Aug 08, 2018 |
Oga , how does anambra have the largest gas reserve in Nigeria? You people make me laugh. Well anything to massage your ego. Look I said oil can be refined into other very essential commodities and yes that is very correct so even if electric cars saturate the market the crude oil can be refined into other things apart from fuel. Dude get understanding. The future you speak of must be 2000 years to come because gas is very highly important and it will continue to be for a long long time. horsepower101: |
| Re: Oil Sector Fast Losing Attraction, Says SPE by horsepower101: 8:50am On Aug 08, 2018 |
majekdom2:In the 21st century, Human Resources is the most valuable commodity a nation can have. I am sorry for those with 18th century mentality. Apple just became a trillion dollar company. The first ever in human history. All done with Human Resources. |
| Re: Oil Sector Fast Losing Attraction, Says SPE by Horus(m): 8:51am On Aug 08, 2018 |
Electric vehicles become cheaper every year, and with time, what impact will it have on oil-dependent economies like Nigeria? |
| Re: Oil Sector Fast Losing Attraction, Says SPE by Positivepoint(m): 8:52am On Aug 08, 2018 |
Donald95:and u think the mambila hydro project, railway systems, dry ports, inland ports, access roads expansion and reconstruction, ease of business policy, investement protection, shoring up our foreign reserve & blocking of revenue leakage are not key to setting up and industry based economy. Bros if only u will remove the tribal and religious sentiments from ur eyes u will clearly see why the gangup against these govt by mostly people that re not comfortable that nigeria might finally be rescued. yes u will talk about the killings the question is WHY make it religious & ethic when it involves minority tribes of the north but under report the killings in niger, zamfara sokoto etc as mere bandits attack. |
| Re: Oil Sector Fast Losing Attraction, Says SPE by mbfarmer(m): 9:39am On Aug 08, 2018 |
wink2015:We can survive on agriculture. I make a lot from it...so I can survive even without oil |
| Re: Oil Sector Fast Losing Attraction, Says SPE by BiafraIShere(m): 12:43pm On Aug 08, 2018 |
OhiOfIhima:Ignorance at its peak Which Ajaokuta steel? The same wasteland and jungle it has remained ever since? I hope you know that the north will be the worlds poorest country once we break up I always shiver whenever I try to imagine what your future will be, because with or without Nigeria the north is doomed going forward, its just that the South is masking your sorry state at the moment when everything is lumped together. |
| Re: Oil Sector Fast Losing Attraction, Says SPE by OhiOfIhima: 1:30pm On Aug 08, 2018 |
BiafraIShere:I can see how pain u are.. Just continue nurture ur so called Agitation for a century to come unrealised segregation. Enemy of the nation. |
| Re: Oil Sector Fast Losing Attraction, Says SPE by Homeyfav: 11:49am On Feb 25, 2019 |
Experts – Much Reliance On Oil & Gas Sector Is Controlling The Economy https://www.dieselsupplier.ng/reliance-oil-gas-sector-controlling-economy/ |
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